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IBlO FOR 6T1WBS
For Wood or Coal C
The Universal Stoves antfRajiges
A Large Invoice tTxast to Hand
Tho Castings of this Factory aro so far away suporior to all other makes
that
COMPARISON IS FUTILE
Tho Australia brought a large invoice of assorted goods to tho
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Call and oxamino their stool or writo them for anything you want
It has taken soveral yoars to satisfy users of WIND MILLS that thoro is
nothing mado which equals tho
O STOILiOJSI H3
Orders aro coming in faster than wo can fill thorn but wo aro doing tho
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Pacific Hardware Co Id
HONOLULU II I-
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SUGAR FACTORS
1 MPO KTEKS OP
8 enteral Merchandise
and
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Agon for Lloyda
Onnndian Australinn Steamship Line
British Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool
Telephone 92 P O Box 145
H E McINTYRE BRO
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries
ProYi
HONOLULU II I FRIDAY MARCH 12 1897
and
P rioting
OOK AND
WORK OF EVERY KIND
Feed
Now and Fresk GoodB reoelveil by every paoket from Ciillfornla Eastern
States and European Markets
Standard Grade of Cuimed Vegetables Fruits and Fish
Goods delivered to any part ot the Olty 83
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Propriolor
Suporintondont
JOB
Executed in the Neatest and Best Styles
NEWSPAPER MAGAZINE and PAMPHLET
Work of Every Description
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Tho only First class Hawaiian Printing Establishment
conducted on a Strict Business Basis and Employing only
Hawaiian Hand Labor
Printing House Eonia Street
ABOVE THE NORTH CONNER OP KINO
UuSliicss Office 327 King Street E B Thomas former oilicu
fip T33MSPHOIHE 841 1
THE MOST FAVORED NATION
The great natious of tho oiriliod
world aro tho British tho French
tho Qerman tho Italian tho Aus
triau the Russian tho Dutch tho
Japanese are still on their promo
tion and tho Spaniards Turks aud
Ohiooso may for tho moment bo loft
out of tho catogorj There is only
ouo great nation to add to those tho
American and wo have only to con
sider for a little to see in what a
poculiar rolation tho Amorican peo
ple stands towards nil tho others
Americans as individuals and tho
United States as a Government aro
tho spoilt child ron of civilisation
Tlio expression is not used in any
hostile sonse Spoiling is often
very good for children it brings
them out aud gives them an ease in
society aud a power ofself nstertiou
which a naturally diffident girl or
boy will never attain if treatod on
more Spartan principles But is uot
tho fact itself certain enough
Thoro is no dilBdenco in the Ameri
can certainly But there is a tacit
sort of conspiracy among oilier na
tions to give him a licence which
none of them would allow to any of
the other nationalities In conver
sation in society tho American man
and woman may question ovon our
dearest beliefs ovorlook our most
rooted prejudices outrage our most
sacred conventions set at naught
our otiquette Nobody is angrj
when Americans do this The grum
blers in Prance aud Germany who
abuse John Bull for his bad taste
and his ill bred behavior when trav
eling are silent when Uncle Sam
does much worse It is not merely
that they think ho knows no bettor
thoy begin to doubt if he may not
bo in the right At any rate it
doesnt matter Tho Americans aro
privileged
Tho Aiuerloau Government han a
similar licence Wo have only to re
member the way our own Govern
moot treats the United States to
realize this but if Great Britain is
supposed to have a motherly regard
and thereforo a speoially friendly
feoliug towards our so called Anglo
Saxon kinsfolk most of whom aro
uot Auglo Saxons tho tendency to
givo tho United States a position
apart is to bo soen just as much in its
relations with other governments
The obvious roason is that America
has proclaimed her abstention from
a foreign policy aud that foroign
countries do not como into collision
with her in their own foroign affairs
But the fact remains that both
Great Britaiu aud Europe generally
stand things from tho United
States Government which would
provoko a serious rupture as between
auy of the European uations them
solves Take tho Koiley diBputo
with Austria for instance In 1885
Prcsidout Olovelaud nominated to
tho Embassy at Homo a Mr Koiley
whom King Humbert declined to
rocoive bocauso ho had been notori
ous for an attack upon Viotor
Emmanuel Mr Bayard thou
tary of State transferred Mr Keiloy
to Vienua But Count Kalnoky also
had objections Mr Keileya wife
was n Jewess and Jows aro uot ap
proaiated in Austria Count Kal
noky nooordiugly asked that Mr
Koiloy might be sent somuwhoro
elso What happonedT Mr Bayard
lectured the Austrian Government
as if it woro n fourth form school
boy Mr Koiloy was an American
citizen and as suoh good enough
for anybody aud the United States
believed in religious liberty aud if
Jows wero good ouough for Presi
dent Olovoland thoy woro fifty times
too good for an Emperor If Lord
Salisbury had said those things it
is difilcult to imagiue the results
But Austria took it quite calmly
from Amorica It only meant that
for eomo timo thoro was no Amori
can Minister in Vienua
Toko another instance which
shcAvs tho United Slates Govern
ment doing a thing which has only
just called down on ourselves tho
consuro of tho wholo Continent Wo
have had our Jameson raid But
tho United States has had its Jamo
son raid and nobody has said a
word about it Iu what respect
oxcept tho absouce of any publio
outcry does tho action of Mr Stov
ons in Hawaii in 1893 differ from Dr
Jamesons in tho Transvaal iu 18957
Mr Stevens tho Amoricau Minister
at Honolulu orgauized a revolution
against Queen LUiuokalani obtained
marines and sailors from tho Atnoii
cau warship iti harbor occupied tho
town deposed tho Queen aud pro
claimed a republic It is just as if
Dr Jameson had not been stopped
at Krugorsdorp but had marched
into Johannesburg safely and made
a successful revolution What has
happened Did tbo United States
repudiato Mr Stevens Not at all
President Cleveland did his best to
restoro tho Q 11 out but Congress de
feated him and Prosidout Dole aud
his friends still rulo a republic iu
Hawaii aud by tho latest accounts
a pretty moss they are making 0 it
But tho point is that this upset of a
friendly Sovereign was effected by a
responsible American Minister and
without a word of protest or re
proach or hindrance from tho other
nations concerned in tho prosperity
or tho status quo of Hawaii Let us
imagine if we can what tho civil
ized world would havo said if tho
English Consul at Honolulu had
anted like Mr Stevens aud his coup
detat hod been wiuked at by tho
British Cabiuot and Parliament
British Review
Charles Moltouo tho popular
barber Is now located with G
Somma at tho handsomo European
Parlors Merchant near Fori nnd
will bo pleased to seo his old time
frinuds
BuoinoBa Cards
DR O A PETERSON
llemovod to No 29 Emma Street
Ofllco Hours 8 10 a m 2 t and 7 8 r m
110 Telepkono 752 3m
A S HUMPHREYS
Attorney-at-Law
Okfioi Kaakumauu Street
Honolulu
ANTONEROSA
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Kaakumanu Street Honolulu
ALLEN Ss ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber and Coal and
Buildino Materials of
All Kinds
On1 QWl W11i
R N BOYD
Surveyor and Real Estate Agent
Otllce Uothol Street over the Now
230 Modol Hestaurant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Copper and Sheet
Iron Work
King Street Honolulu
GONSALVES CO
Wholesale Grocers and Wine
Merchants
225 Queen Stroet Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Frank Brown Manager
2 onil an Mornhnnr Rtreot Honolulu H T
No 580
Wilders Steamship Cu
ftUMuJ
TIME TABLE
C L WIOHT Pres S D BOSK Seo
Cant J A KING Port Supt
Stmr KINAU
OLAItKE Commandor
Will leavo Honolulu at 10 a m touching at
Lnkdlnn Mnnlnen liny 1 nd Makcna the
sanio day Mahukenn Ktwalbno nnd Lnu
pakorkoe tlio following day nrrivlng at
HIlo tko snmn afternoon
LEWES HONOLULU
Tuesday Mnr 10
Inuiy jmrlfli
Tn Mlay April n
Frldny April 10
Tuesday Aniil V7
Friday May 7
Tuesdov Mnv is
FrPoy May 98
Tno day ltio 8
irtiny Juno 18
Tuesday June 20
Friday July 0
Tuesday July 20
Friday July SO
Tuesday Aug 10
Friday Aug JO
Tuesday Aiir 31
Friday Sept 10
Tuesday Sont 21
Fridav Ont 1
Tuesday Oct 12
Friday Oct 22
Tuesday
Fridxy
Tuoday
iriuay
Tuesday
Tkursdny
Nov 2
Nov U
Nov 23
Deo 3
Deo 14
Deo 23
ARU1VKS HONOLULU
FHday Mnr 12
Tutsday Mnr 21
Friday April 2
Tuesday April 13
Friday April 23
Tuesday May i
lrldny May 14
Tuesday May 25
Fridav Juuo 1
lucsday June 10
Friday Juno 25
Tuesday July 0
Friday July 10
JllOKlay July 27
Jlday Aug 0
Tuesday Aug 17
rlday Aug 27
TuHsdoy Sept 7
triday Soptl7
Tuosdny Sept 28
Friday Oct 8
luctday Oct 10
Frulny Oct 20
Tuesday Nov 0
Friday Nov 10
lucsday Nov 30
Friday Deo 10
Tivsday Dto 21
Friday Dec 31
Itcturnliic will leavo HIlo at 8 oclook
a m toiioking at Laupakoekoo Maku
kona and Knwalkao same day Slakena
Maalnca liny and Luknlna tke following
day arr vlng at Honolulu tke afternoons
of Tuesdayi and Fridays
Will rail at louoiki Puna on trli s
marked
No VrnTttlit titll Ia vnAAnj t
A m on day ot sailing
Tke popular routo 10 tko Volcano Is via
HIlo A good carriage road tko ontlre dis
tance ltound trip tlekots covorinjr all
osponses 5000
Stmr CLAUDINE
OAMKUON Commandor
Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays nt 5 r m
toucklng at Kakulul Hnnn Haiuoa and
Kipakulu Maui Hemming arrives at
Honolulu Sunday mornings
Will call ot Nuu Koupo ouco oack
month
t No Frelgkt will ko received after -1
r m on day of balling
This Company will reserves tke right to
mako changes in tko tlmoof dopartuie and
arrival of Us Steamers without notlco and
It will not be responsible for any conse
quences arising therefrom
tonsignoos must bo at tke Landings to
reeojve tkeir frelgkt this Company will
not hold itself responsible for freight aftor
It has been lauded
Live Stock received only at owners risk
This Company will not be responsible for
Money or valuables of passengers unless
placed In the care of Pursors
Str Passengers are requested to par
okase Tickets before embarking Tkoso
falling to do so will bo subject to an addl
tlonal chargo of twenty five per cont
QLAUS SPRE0KEL3 WM Q IRWIN
Clans Spreetels Co
ba3stke3ks
HONOLULU
San hanchea AgenttTJIU NEVADA
DANK OF SAN EDANCISCO
1RW EXCHANGE ON I
SAN FKANOISCO The Nevada Bank of
San Francisco
LONDON Tko Union Hank of London
Ltd
NEW YOHK American Fxokango Na
tional Bank
OIIIOAao Merohants National Bank
PAHIS Comptolr National dEseomptede
Paris
BEHLIN Dresdnor Bank
UONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hoiib
Kong Hkangkul DanklnvCorporatlon
NEW ZEALAND AND
Bank of Now Zealand
YIOIOHIA AND VANCOUVEH Bank
of Montreal
Ttaiuact a General Hanking ami Eschanae
Dminen
Depot its Heceived Loans made on Ap
proved bcourity Commercial and Travel
ers Credit Issued Bills ot KxoiiUngd
bought aud sold
Oolloctionii Promptly Accountod ITov
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